Corridor connectivity
High
corridor connectivity is important for
- enhanced
recolonisation
following frequent local extinctions
- enhanced
gene flow to combat inbreeding depression
- reduce
fetch and erosion in the matrix
Low
corridor connectivity is suggested to
- decrease
the spread of pests and disturbances
- decrease the sink (mortality) effect on interior species
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